Keepsakes: Jennifer Fisher Odessya , Three Sisters Yin Yang & Laura James Jewelry Mixed Metal Disc Necklaces

I recently decided that I want a keepsake type of necklace. I've been through the right hand ring phase, the "O" diamond necklace phase and a few others. I realized one thing though- each was a phase, something that I was "on" for a while before deciding to move on to the next new thing, whatever it was. I'd really like a necklace that I could wear on a daily. Something dainty and simple, nothing too over the top (I know, I surprised myself too). It would be something that I may simply wear "under" my shirt, in the same way Queen Latifah (love her, btw) does with the key to her brother's motorcycle after his passing.

My necklace doesn't have to hold any sentimental value (although the holidays are approaching and that would be a great gift *hint* to my close family and friends reading this). Seriously though, whether I'm gifted one or not, I will have one soon. I took a minute to show you ideas of what I have in mind.

If I got my way, the Jennifer Fisher Odessya Necklace is what I'd really want.



Small Family Block $200.00
Large Circle with Pave Black Diamonds $2,500.00
Dog Tag $370.00

The chain ranges from $310.00 to $520.00 depending on length.

Jennifer Fisher Odessya Necklace (w/o chain) $3,070.00 / Jennifer Fisher Jewelry

*reality sets in and I remember we're in a recession* These are a few budget friendly, great alternatives.

Three Sisters Yin Yang Necklace is chic simplicity. Two tags, one crafted of sterling silver, the other of gold fill, each hang" long from your choice of a 16 or 18" gold fill bar chain. Its a cool, vintage look but I have pretty sensitive skin so the "gold fill" scares me.



Three Sisters Yin Yang Necklace $133.00 / Max & Chloe

The Laura James Jewelry Mixed Metal Disc Necklace is magnificent. Three metal discs of different sizes can each be personalized with hand stamped lettering.



Laura James Jewelry Mixed Metal Disc Necklace $98.00 / Max & Chloe

Do you have keepsakes? Was any jewelry passed down to you? Comment and let us know.